I think of Pinterest as a wonderful tool for vision or dream boarding. For many of us, our dreams often include travel and adventure. And for those who are part of our Nova Scotia online community, those dreams include a Nova Scotia. And so begins our adventure with Pinterest.

The Tall Ships Festival, last hosted in Halifax in 2009, is returning to Nova Scotia this year, making this year a really great year to visit! I love the Tall Ships Festival for the excitement and majesty it brings. Here are my top 10 reasons why you'll love them too!

These are just a few of the amazing seacoast drives Nova Scotia has to offer. A province with 7,600 kilometres of coastline (not including the islands) is bound to have a few.

The Halifax connection to the Titanic is profound as any city's could be, being part of the recovery effort of a major disaster.

There is no question, Nova Scotia is the land of festivals and events, especially in the summer. What can we say, we are highly social people and we LOVE to get out and meet our visitors. From our seafood to our music to our seafaring history, you just have to be here to experience it all.

I think there is some fun to be had for the kid in all of us. So here are some of my picks for March Break fun in Nova Scotia.

As Valentine's Day approaches thoughts turn to romance and Nova Scotia is naturally a very romantic place because it is shaped by the sea.

The members of our flickr group frequently inspire us and showcase many great photo spots. Here's five great spots to experience fall in Nova Scotia, but there are many more. Find them and share them with us!

When my mom comes to visit we like to take our time. We like to meander. We meander through the farmer's markets, along the waterfront and Spring Garden road....

The Nova Scotia Audition Bus is pulling in to a town or city near you. We are reaching out to Nova Scotians across the province to join the My Nova Scotia fun! We want to make sure we hear from people from all areas, so we're coming to you.